docs: the engagement rewards, and the v6 migration in deploy examples
rewards-learning.md carries the v7 table, the definition of indoors, the four conditions a conversation pays under, the item and hidden-item reads, the seed, boundary's indoor rule with the warp-transition frame it was measured on, the feed-kind choice and the ticker word, and the honesty note on paying for a conversation. flysim.md records the v6 -> v7 migration; macros-wram.md the six new reads; the architecture tour and integration.md point at the live catalog. The deploy comments, example.env and the runbook name FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS= pokered-unique8-v6 for the v0.6.0 deploy.
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disassembly at commit 0cd19d3 (`symbols.rs`), gates rewards on a playable state, baselines already
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achieved flags on the first sample so a restore never replays them, and pays only positive
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rewards: story flags, exploration coverage (capped per map), new areas, Pokédex entries, trainer
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flags, decaying wild wins, badges. Version `pokered-unique8-v5`.
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flags, decaying wild wins, badges, exits found outdoors, catches, conversations indoors and items
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picked up (`docs/rewards-learning.md`). Version `pokered-unique8-v7`; a deploy that names the
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previous version in `FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS` migrates its checkpoints instead of refusing them.
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- Ratchet (`ratchet.rs`): a 38-rung ladder (boot, bedroom, Pallet Town, Oak's lab, starter, parcel,
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Pokédex, each town, each badge, the Elite Four, Champion). On first reaching a higher rung in a
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safe state it archives the emulator snapshot; on a stall (120 s without new exploration) or a game
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absent from a `v5` state and restores empty, which is the truth about a run that was never paid
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for a catch. `STATE_VERSION` does not move, because the schema did not.
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**`v6` -> `v7`** (2026-09-23, the engagement rewards) is the same migration for the next pair,
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and `pokered-unique8-v7`'s `migrates_from()` is `["pokered-unique8-v6"]` and nothing else -- `v5`
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is no longer migrated, because the live run is `v6`. The deploy that ships it sets
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`FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v6`. No field is added this time: `talk` and `item` key
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their ledgers into the existing `seen` array, as `boundary` did, so a `v6` state restores
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unchanged with no `talk:` keys. The one step is at the first sample after the restore, not in
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`import_state`: a ledger without the `items:seeded` key writes an `item:`/`hidden:` key for every
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item the cartridge already shows as taken, pays for none, and marks the seed, so a rollback to a
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slot from before a `v6`-era pickup cannot pay for it (`docs/rewards-learning.md`, "The seed").
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`STATE_VERSION` stays 4.
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- **Restarting a run from an earlier rung** (2026-09-22). `FLY_RESET_STATE=1` throws the run away;
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`infra/bin/fly-reset-to-milestone <N>` keeps it and rewinds it. It archives both stores to a
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dated directory, rewrites `milestone-<N>.checkpoint` with the ratchet's `attempts` and
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tell those apart. The cartridge's own flag needs none, which is why the row above is the one the
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adapter reads.
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### The engagement rewards' reads (2026-09-23)
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**New 2026-09-23** (`talk` and `item`, `docs/rewards-learning.md`, "Engagement rewards"). All six
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were resolved by `services/flysim/tools/resolve_wram.py` from `ram/wram.asm` at the pinned commit
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and are bracketed by addresses `symbols.rs` already carried; two of the brackets needed the tool
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to count `NUM_STATS` and `NUM_CITY_MAPS`, which the decomp defines as `const_value` over an
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enumeration.
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| what | symbol | address | notes | verified |
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| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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| the text's subject | `wSpriteIndex` | `$cf13` | `DisplayTextID` copies its argument here: a sprite slot up to `wNumSprites`, else a text id. It arrives **about twenty frames after** `wFontLoaded` bit 0 rises, because `DisplayTextIDInit` loads the font's tiles first; until then it still holds the previous text's subject. | survey (`tests/rom_engage.rs`: the Viridian Forest north gate, the old man at slot 2, font bit on frame 820 and the argument on frame 840) |
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| mid-step | `wWalkCounter` | `$cfc5` | non-zero for the frames of a step; the overworld only reads A at zero. Right after `wFontLoaded` in `ram/wram.asm`. | ROM, trace |
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| an item ball's item | `wMapSpriteExtraData` | `$d504` | two bytes per sprite slot (slot 1 first): `(item id, 0)` for an `ITEM` `object_event`, `(trainer class, trainer number)` for a `TRAINER` one, zeroes otherwise -- `LoadMapHeader`'s `.itemBallSprite` / `.trainerSprite` / `.regularSprite` | survey (the forest's Antidote ball read `(11, 0)`) |
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| taken or hidden, per object | `wToggleableObjectFlags` | `$d5a6` | `flag_array $100`, one bit per global toggleable index (`constants/toggle_constants.asm`); `PickUpItem`'s `HideObject` sets an item ball's bit after `GiveItem` succeeded | survey (the forest's Antidote ball's bit rose on the pickup frame) |
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| this map's toggleables | `wToggleableObjectList` | `$d5ce` | up to sixteen `(sprite slot, global index)` pairs, `$ff`-terminated, written by `MarkTownVisitedAndLoadToggleableObjects` | survey |
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| hidden items found | `wObtainedHiddenItemsFlags` | `$d6f0` | `flag_array MAX_HIDDEN_ITEMS` (112); `FoundHiddenItemText` sets the bit after `GiveItem` succeeded, and nothing else writes it | ROM (disassembly), trace |
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Not used, and why: `hJoyPressed`/`hJoyHeld` would say "A was pressed" directly, but they are HRAM,
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which neither `gen_symbols.py` nor `resolve_wram.py` resolves, and a hand-written address is the one
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thing those tools exist to refuse. "The fly had the joypad and was standing still on the frame
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before the box opened, and the box is about the thing it faces" is the same fact read out of WRAM.
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### Battle menu and cursor, own turn against forced switch
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`HandleMenuInput` is shared by every menu in the game, so which menu is up is read from where it
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| Wild win | +0.1, +0.05, +0.0333 | at most three observed wild KOs per `(map,species,level)` |
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| Badge | +3 | each newly set badge bit |
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That is the prototype's catalog as it shipped, kept here as history. The live one is
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`docs/rewards-learning.md`: `pokered-unique8-v7` adds `boundary` (v5), `catch` (v6), and `talk` and
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`item` with no `boundary` payout indoors (v7, the operator's decision of 2026-09-23).
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Every value is positive; there were no loss or blackout penalties. Values in a frame summed into
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`R`, then `m = tanh(R)`. PAM stimulation ran 80 to 400 ms depending on reward kind, with
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overlapping pulses taking their maximum.
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# Rewards and learning
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The live reward catalog of the Pokémon Red adapter, `pokered-unique8-v6`. The code of record is
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The live reward catalog of the Pokémon Red adapter, `pokered-unique8-v7`. The code of record is
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`services/flysim/crates/flybrain-gb/src/pokemon_red/` (`catalog.rs` holds the values, `mod.rs` the
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gates and the rules); this page says what each rule pays for and why it is allowed to. The
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prototype's own `docs/rewards-learning.md` in `fly-plays-pokemon` is where the first seven rules
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| `trainer` | `trainer` | +0.5 | 200 ms | Each named `EVENT_BEAT_*` flag once, except the flags classified as story milestones |
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| `battle` | `wildwin` | +0.1, +0.05, +0.0333 | 100 ms | At most three observed wild KOs per `(map, species, level)` |
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| `badge` | `badge` | +3 | 400 ms | Each newly set badge bit |
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| `boundary` | `explore` | +0.05, +0.10 | 100 ms | First tile adjacent to one of the map's exits, and the exit tile itself; once per `(map, exit)` for the lifetime of the ledger |
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| `boundary` | `explore` | +0.05, +0.10 | 100 ms | First tile adjacent to one of the map's exits, and the exit tile itself; once per `(map, exit)` for the lifetime of the ledger. **Nothing on an indoor map** (since v7): the exit is still recorded, and pays 0 |
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| `catch` | `wildwin` | +0.30, +0.10 | 150 ms | A wild Pokémon kept by a ball: +0.30 for a species this run had never owned, +0.10 for a repeat; at most three payouts per species for the lifetime of the ledger |
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| `talk` | `explore` | +0.10 | 100 ms | A conversation the fly opened with a person or a sign **indoors**, paid when its box closes; once per `(map, sprite slot or sign text id)` for the lifetime of the ledger |
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| `item` | `explore` | +0.15 | 120 ms | An item ball or a hidden item picked up, on any map; once per item for the lifetime of the ledger |
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Every value is positive: there are no loss or blackout penalties, and `catalog::rule("blackout")`
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is `None` by test. The values in one frame sum into `R`, and the network reinforces once with
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log, `/status` and the checkpoint. Changing the ticker copy means opening the feed's closed kind
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set, which this rule deliberately did not do.
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`talk` and `item` publish on `explore`, for the same reason `boundary` does: each is the fly
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finding what is in a place -- new ground, a door, a person or sign it opened, an item it picked up
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-- at the same quiet scale (0.05 to 0.15). Not `area`, which counts maps and is a notable row; not
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`story`, which is the plot; not `wildwin`, which is a battle. No feed kind was added, so
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`docs/feed-protocol.md` and the stage's switch statements did not move. What did move is the one
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word that would have been untrue: the Pokémon Red ticker's `explore` row said "new place", which is
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not what a conversation or an item is, and now says **"new find"** ("3 new finds" collapsed), which
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is true of all four. The event labels -- `TALKED TO #<slot> IN AREA <map>`, `READ SIGN #<id> IN
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AREA <map>`, `FOUND ITEM #<item>`, `FOUND A HIDDEN ITEM` -- reach the event log, `/status` and the
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checkpoint. Both also reset the stage's stall meter, which counts `explore`: engaging with a
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building is progress in the sense the operator asked for.
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## Catch rewards
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The operator's decision of 2026-09-22: the fly is paid for *keeping* a wild Pokémon, not only for
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a story flag and a badge -- deliberately, because it is the one event that is both a discovery and
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a thing the fly had to do on purpose.
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## Engagement rewards
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The operator's decision of 2026-09-23, recorded with the port decisions: reward the fly for
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engaging *inside* buildings and stop paying it for leaving them. It was chosen over a pad rule and
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over weighting the choice, and it is a catalog change -- an operator decision, like the catch
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reward -- not a loop-review fix (`docs/loop-review.md`). It answers a shape the loop reviews kept
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finding in Pewter: `GO OBJECTIVE` into a building and `GO OUT` straight back, paid for the door on
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the way out and for nothing inside.
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**Indoors** is two of the cartridge's own tables, and nothing hand-classified
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(`pokemon_red/engage.rs`, `indoor`). `CheckIfInOutsideMap` (`home/overworld.asm`) is the game's
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outdoor test -- tileset `OVERWORLD` or `PLATEAU` -- and `WarpFound2` labels its other branch
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`.indoorMaps`; on its own that would call Viridian Forest and every cave indoors, and their exits
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are how the fly gets anywhere. `BikeRidingTilesets` (`data/tilesets/bike_riding_tilesets.asm`) is
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the list of places the bicycle may be ridden -- `OVERWORLD`, `FOREST`, `UNDERGROUND`, `SHIP_PORT`,
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`CAVERN` -- and the bike is the one thing the cartridge refuses inside a building by rule. A map is
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indoors when its `wCurMapTileset` is in neither: every house, mart, Pokémon Center, gym, gate, lab
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and museum, the S.S. Anne, Silph Co., the Pokémon Tower, the Mansion, the Rocket Hideout and the
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Indigo Plateau's rooms. Not the forest, a cave, the Underground Path or Vermilion's dock.
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**`talk`, +0.10.** Paid on the sample the text box closes, for a conversation that
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1. *the fly opened*: on the last sample before the font bit (`wFontLoaded` bit 0) rose, the fly had
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the joypad -- no `wJoyIgnore`, no simulated input, no scripted movement -- was standing still
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(`wWalkCounter` zero, the only state the overworld reads A in) and stood where it stands now. A
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script's text opens with the joypad taken, or on the frame a step onto a trigger tile ends;
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2. *is with the thing in front of it*: `DisplayTextID` copies its argument into `wSpriteIndex` --
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a sprite slot up to `wNumSprites`, or a text id -- and the sprite must stand on the tile the
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player faces (or one further, across a counter, on a tileset that has counter tiles, which is
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`IsSpriteOrSignInFrontOfPlayer`'s own long reach), or the text id must be the sign's on that
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tile. The byte arrives about **twenty frames after** the font bit (measured on the cartridge:
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`DisplayTextIDInit` loads the font's tiles first) and until then still names the previous
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text's subject, so it is read once it has changed or 45 samples have passed, and only while the
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bottom dialogue box is drawn -- the start menu draws its own box elsewhere. An item ball is a
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sprite but not a person, and pays `item`;
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3. *opened indoors*, on the map the box opened on;
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4. *finished*: the box closed on the same map. A conversation that ends in a warp, a rollback or a
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restore pays nothing.
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The ledger is the adapter's lifetime `seen` set, keyed `talk:<map>:sprite:<slot>` or
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`talk:<map>:sign:<text id>` -- the same "map and object index" the macros' `talked` ledger uses,
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but **not** that ledger: the macros' ledger is session state and is thrown away on a restore; this
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one is checkpointed and survives a rollback, so talking to the same person again, after a restore
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or not, pays nothing. The trainer the fly speaks to before a battle is a person and pays once; the
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nurse, a clerk and a sign each pay once per map.
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**`item`, +0.15.** Read from the cartridge's own "this one has been taken" bits, on any map.
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An item ball is one of the map's toggleable sprites (`wToggleableObjectList`, sprite slot and
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global index) whose `wMapSpriteExtraData` is `(item id, 0)` -- the shape `LoadMapHeader` writes for
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an `ITEM` `object_event` and for nothing else (a trainer's is `(class, number)` with numbers from
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1, a person's two zeroes); `PickUpItem` sets its global bit in `wToggleableObjectFlags` through
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`HideObject`, and only after `GiveItem` succeeded, so a full bag pays nothing. A hidden item is a
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bit of `wObtainedHiddenItemsFlags`, set by `FoundHiddenItemText` after `GiveItem` and by nothing
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else; hidden *coins* have their own bitset and are not items. Either pays when its bit rises
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between two playable samples, keyed `item:<global index>` or `hidden:<index>`, once for the life
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of the ledger. A gift item from a script (the Old Amber, a TM from a person) is not an item ball:
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the conversation pays `talk`, and the item nothing.
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**The seed.** The first playable sample that finds the key `items:seeded` absent -- a fresh
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adapter, or a `v6` ledger restored under `v7` -- writes a key for every bit the game already shows
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as taken and pays for none of them, so a rollback to a slot from before a `v6`-era pickup cannot
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pay for taking it again. The two item balls a script *reveals* are left out of the seed, because
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their bits are set from a new game until Giovanni's defeat clears them: the Rocket Hideout's Silph
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Scope and Lift Key (`$87`, `$88`), the only `ITEM` entries `data/maps/toggleable_objects.asm` starts
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`OFF`.
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**`boundary` indoors.** Every exit on an indoor map is still written to the ledger, so
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`exit_visited` answers exactly what it did and the macros see no change, but nothing is paid. A
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town's doors, a route's edges, the forest's gates and a cave's ladders pay as before. One
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consequence, measured on the cartridge (`tests/rom_engage.rs`): for the thirty-odd frames of
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`PlayMapChangeSound` the cartridge has written the destination into `wCurMap` while the tileset and
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the warp table are still the map being left, so the exit the fly is standing on is classified by
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the map it belongs to. Walking into a building through a town door still pays that door's on-exit
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half, 0.10, once, keyed under the building's id as it always was; walking out pays nothing.
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**The scale.** A building's worth of engagement -- a few people, a sign, perhaps a ball -- is
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0.3 to 0.6: more than the 0.15 its door paid for being left, less than a new Pokédex entry per
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person, far below a badge. Everything is once per thing for the lifetime of the ledger, so no
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## Gates
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## Boundary rewards
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caves -- and on an indoor map the same keys are written and nothing is paid ("Engagement rewards"
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above has the definition of indoors and the one transition frame worth knowing about).
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`docs/design/room-escape.md` section 2. The rule pays 0.05 the first time the fly stands on a tile
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orthogonally adjacent to one of the current map's exits, and 0.10 the first time it stands on the
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exit tile itself. Both are keyed into the adapter's lifetime `seen` ledger as
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## Honesty
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The catalog now includes catches. The honesty panel's copy is not data-driven from the catalog --
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The catalog now includes conversations and items (v7). Paying for a conversation is the closest
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the catalog has come to paying for a *button*: A is what opens one. It is still a reward, not a
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press. Nothing in the adapter presses A, chooses when, or tells the fly who is there; the payout is
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read out of WRAM after a conversation the fly's own buttons -- or the macro the mushroom body chose
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-- opened and finished, and it is once per person or sign for the life of the run, so the thing
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that is learned is "the people in a building are worth a visit", not "press A". It is also why the
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rule demands evidence that the fly opened the box: text a script started pays nothing.
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The catalog also includes catches. The honesty panel's copy is not data-driven from the catalog --
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`apps/stage/src/lib/schedule.ts`'s rotating card is four written lines and lists no kinds -- so
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there was nothing to regenerate and the copy is unchanged. The sentences below are where the
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# FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS is the *other* override, and the opposite one: it keeps
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# the run. It names adapter version strings whose checkpoints the new build
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# may migrate — e.g. FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v5 for the deploy
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# that adds the catch reward. It only applies when the adapter segment is the
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# may migrate — e.g. FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v6 for the deploy
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# that adds the engagement rewards (v7; v5 -> v6 was the catch reward's).
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# It only applies when the adapter segment is the
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# ONLY difference between the two strings and the new build's adapter says it
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# can read that one; a dataset, kernel, emulator or state-format change is
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* if the ADAPTER VERSION is the only segment that differs and the new build documents a
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migration from the old one, re-run with FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS set to the adapter id in the live
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string (e.g. FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v5). The run is kept; flysim applies the same
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string (e.g. FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v6). The run is kept; flysim applies the same
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rule at restore. See docs/design/flysim.md, \"Restoring across an adapter version\", or
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* accept losing everything the brain has learned and re-run with FLY_RESET_STATE=1, which
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# (b) the new build bumps the ADAPTER VERSION and nothing else -> name the checkpoint's
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# adapter so the gate and flysim both migrate instead of refusing:
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FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v5 infra/05-deploy.sh <release-env> <release-tarball>
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FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v6 infra/05-deploy.sh <release-env> <release-tarball>
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# The gate logs "the adapter version is the only difference, and it is named; the run is KEPT
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# and migrated", and writes FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS into /etc/fly/fly.env so flysim applies the
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# same rule at restore. Anything else about the string differing is still a refusal.
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# two strings AND the new build's adapter declares a migration from that one. A
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# dataset, kernel, plasticity, emulator or state-format difference is still a
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# refusal. Set it for the one deploy that needs it and leave it out afterwards;
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# 05-deploy writes it into /etc/fly/fly.env only while it is set.
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# FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v5
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# 05-deploy writes it into /etc/fly/fly.env only while it is set. The v0.6.0
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# deploy (pokered-unique8-v7, the engagement rewards) is the one that needs:
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# FLY_ACCEPT_ADAPTERS=pokered-unique8-v6
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# --- push mode --------------------------------------------------------------
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# local: flypush.service stays disabled, everything else identical to prod.
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